Walmart is the latest retailer that will deliver groceries to your home in Kelowna.

It's become a summer tradition at Tolko lumber mills.

After 80 years serving the South Okanagan, Grant King Men’s Wear will soon close its doors for good.

It’s all about creating opportunities and opening doors.

Is five-peat a word?

After a four-month nationwide search, the Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board has hired former credit union boss George Greenwood as its new CEO.

The Okanagan is at that pivot point.

Rain forecast for this weekend is a mixed blessing.

It’s been open only 10 weeks and already it’s being hailed as one of Canada’s best new restaurants.

Since when can a 38% plunge in housing construction starts be considered strong?

Home sales in the Central Okanagan bounced back in July, leading experts to predict a slow recovery.

Taxes make up a shocking $94,000 of the price of the average new single-family detached home built in Kelowna.

The Okanagan will be the star on the world tourism stage in October 2020.

It’s sweltering out there.

Initially, the big news is that Harjit Sajjan, Canada’s “badass” defence minister, will be in Kelowna at 3 p.m. Saturday (Aug. 3) for a free community event.

Initially, when I went looking for a translation of la frenz, I though it would end up to be French, Italian or Spanish for frenzy as in a frenzy of excitement.

B.C. forestry is in unprecedented crisis and the NDP government isn’t even acknowledging it, let alone taking action, according to the Opposition Liberals.

The promise of free iPhones, free AirPods and a smoking deal on a cellular plan prompted the entire Moore family to roll out of bed early Wednesday to be first in line for the opening of the Freedom Mobile store in Kelowna.

Dear Tony: Our strata corporation just completed a three-year major upgrade and envelope renovation. We have been planning for this project since 2010, and along with our reserves and small assessments, the outcome was well worth the effort. We are essentially back in a new building with a n…

It’s rarefied air up here at 205 feet above downtown Kelowna.

Tolko Industries’ Kelowna lumber mill is a shadow of its former self.

When it reopens, should the former Crystal Mountain Ski Resort be known as Last Mountain Adventure Park or Bull Mountain Adventure Park?

There's no better way to honour the late Harry McWatters than to toast his incredible life and contribution to the Okanagan wine industry with a vintage from one of his wineries – Time, McWatters Collection or Evolve.

A celebration of life for B.C.’s late “godfather” of wine, Harry McWatters, will take place Friday, Aug. 9, at the Penticton Lakeside Resort.

The lives of Ed and Rose Hoffman have centred around family, food and hard work.

High tech is going boldly where no Okanagan industry has dared go before.

Only one week after celebrating Time Winery’s first anniversary, owner Harry McWatters has died.

One of downtown Penticton's most-established businessmen has died.

Best Buy’s Geek Squad Academy program visited Easter Seals Camp Winfield recently, as 46 campers with diverse abilities became “Junior Agents” for the day and got hands-on experience with some of the newest and coolest technology. Ten volunteers from the Vernon and Kelowna Best Buy stores we…

Oliver's Rust Wine Co. has divided its portfolio into "smashable and collectible" wines.

Goodbye, good luck and piss off.

Oliver orchardist Pinder Dhaliwal has welcomed back the same seasonal agricultural worker from Mexico eight years in a row.

Lakes, mountains, vineyards, lagoons, cityscapes and fairways are all ingredients for fabulous views.

We’ve all heard of, or done, a pub crawl — that fun bounce from drinking establishment to drinking establishment.

Even though marijuana is now legal in Canada, most small pot growers continue to want anonymity.

Oh, the beloved barbecue.

Leo Bartels’ interest in business has waned.

They are the first and only Demeter-certified organic and biodynamic wines in B.C.

With a quick kick-kick and a push of the Ogo acceleration button, we’re off.

After 45 years in downtown Penticton, Bruce Stevenson has sold his final book.

Kelowna-based documentary television company Ascent Films has completed a new episode for Accessible Media Inc’s (AMI) television series “Our Community” entitled “The Joy of Sailing.”

To look at it today, you’d never know it was a massive mess two years ago.

Wine industry experts from around the world have gathered in Penticton this week to chop away at the longstanding global issue of grapevine trunk diseases.